This couta's for you..!

[BIG GAV]

Got a few last night at corinella, big one was 78

nice work big gav

Could've done with a gummy or Jew though I after all that's what we wen out for..

Best fish of that session was a 38cm trev on 6lb line awesome fight!!

[frozenpod]

They are decent to eat a lot better than Salmon!

[mingle]

Very nice eating fish. The bones are easy to remove, since they're so long and straight.

This is my biggest (113cm), caught land-based in Cleeland Bight on a tiny 6cm minnow lure and 8lb mono.

Unfortunately it was full of fat, white worms, so it went in the bait freezer.

[purple5ive]

Ahhh the humble couta,
we go back a good 5 years or so when i caught one on a plastic for the first time, it was also my first fish on a softplastic and i was on First cast, back in the day when my gear consisted of a 3 peiece graphite travel rod and a penn silver 20 reel.
i remember catching quite a few of them on my first time ( and lots more later on) using plastics on a berleky clear 3 inch minnow.
This is the fish that got me hooked on plastics and lure fishing in general.

ps - i never got bitten of even once. for an estimate of over 100 couta from mornington pier.

[Lightningx]

Very nice eating fish. The bones are easy to remove, since they're so long and straight.

This is my biggest (113cm), caught land-based in Cleeland Bight on a tiny 6cm minnow lure and 8lb mono.

Unfortunately it was full of fat, white worms, so it went in the bait freezer.

Wow! That's a beauty mate! :thumbsup: